New Hampshire
A mountainous New England state, where hiking, fall foliage and skiing in the White Mountains are the highlights.
New Hampshire lies in northern New England, with the White Mountains in the north and a short stretch of Atlantic coastline in the southeast. White Mountain National Forest has attractions such as Mount Washington, the Kancamagus Highway and Franconia Notch, and North Conway is a popular base town for exploring the region; the area around Lake Winnipesaukee is a summer resort, and Portsmouth is a historic port city. Fall foliage is especially famous, and winter is good for skiing. You can get there via Manchester Airport or Boston Logan International Airport.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Vermont & White Mountains Fall Foliage Loop – Depart from Boston, drive north along Vermont's Route 100, and cross the White Mountains for spectacular autumn colors
- White Mountains Gorges & Mount Washington – Head north from Boston for a weekend to experience Franconia Notch, the Kancamagus Highway, and Mount Washington all in…
- New England Six-State Loop – A grand loop from Boston covering all six states, including the Maine Coast, White Mountains, Vermont, the Berkshires…
- Maine Coast: Boston to Acadia – Head east from the southern Maine lighthouses, passing through Portland and Camden to Acadia National Park.
- Quebec to New England Autumn Foliage – Journey south from Quebec City through Vermont and the White Mountains to Boston, experiencing French-Canadian charm an…